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    plagiarism is‚ you cannot avoid it. Plagiarisms are of different types. It is defined as copying ideas‚ words or work of someone else and clearing them off as owns. This could also mean clearly using material of others without his acknowledge. A wrong appropriation and publication of even expressions can be termed as Plagiarism. In simple terms‚ it is cheating oneself with knowledge. Plagiarism is often unintentional‚ however students needs to ensure certain important points while they use internet as the

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    precise legal definition of fraud exists‚ though many of the offences referred to as fraud are covered by the theft Acts 1968 and 1978 (Kaplan chapter 5) Causes of fraud‚ common type of fraud: Falsification or alteration of accounting records or other documents. Misappropriation of assets or theft Recording of transaction without substance Misapplication of accounting policies Theft False accounting (K2.2) (K1.4) After overseeing the dairy events of the last six months in the company

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    studies these reports have been proven very useful (ex: monitoring of subjective feelings or states is at issue) [3] Dishonesty in these reports will not have a good affect on the statistics. Often asking subjects about their behaviors in the past can reveal more serious crimes but may miss the minor acts of crime. People have a tendency of remembering the major crimes (ex: murder‚ theft‚ kidnapping‚ robbery.) But often times forget the minor crimes (ex: speeding‚ minor assaults‚ public intoxication

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    on your initiative" (30). Again‚ Willy ruins his son by making it seem as if theft is acceptable and sometimes even necessary to prove oneself. Biff learns that stealing is tolerable‚ just like Happy learns that lying is normal. While Happy uses deception to pretend that he has achieved the American dream‚ Biff resorts to theft as a form of revenge and contempt for those that are successful. Once again‚ the motif of theft repeats when Biff says‚ "I wonder if Oliver still thinks I stole that carton

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    rates in the UK will cause an increase in criminal activity with the biggest increase in burglary and theft related crime due it to causing a motive to act out a criminal offence. Chapter 2 : Literature Review It cannot be denied that the seminal paper by Becker (1968) and Ehrlich (1973) have been considered as the most important work in rejuvenating the interest in crime studies. While Becker (1968) emphasizes on the cost and benefit of crime‚ Ehrlich (1973) extends Becker’s crime model by including

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    BC 003 / KDEN 1013 Tertiary English 1 / Business Language & Culture: English Intermediate Course Outline January Semester 2015 Subject Lecturer: Siti Nur Fatiha Junaidi Centre for Intensive English ONE Introduction Unit Lecturer Lecturer: Ms. Siti Nur Fatiha Junaidi Phone: - Email: fatiha.j@kdu-online.com Unit Overview In this course‚ students will acquire the English language skills needed to produce paragraphs at an intermediate proficiency level. A variety

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    Is Lying Ever Ok?

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    to sound bad‚ or I am not wanting to hurt your feelings. As the moral climate of our society has been deteriorating‚ lying has become a major problem. The business world is particularly plagued by this problem--men’s dishonesty with each other‚ meetings "forgotten"‚ company theft‚ promises not kept‚ contracts broken‚ etc. Lawyers have increased in numbers over the last decade‚ mainly because of irresponsibility and broken contracts among men due to lying. I would like to add that the Buddha would

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    CHAPTER 3 CRIME‚ ITS CAUSES AND CRIMINALS 3.1 Crime Crime is an act which breaks the laws of society such as murder‚ drug trafficking‚ fraud‚ corruption etc. Or Crime can be defined as a wrongdoing classified by the state or the parliament of the country or law of the land. Each country sets out series of acts (crime)‚ which are prohibited and punishes a criminal of these acts by a fine or imprisonment or both. Crime has always plagued every society in human history. The history

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    the ’indicia’ test‚ and the ’organisation’ (or integration) test. The most modern test is the ’economic reality’ test - all factors should be considered and there importance weighed. Ready Mixed Concrete v Minister of pension and National Insurance (1968) 1) There is an agreement to provide skill IN RUTURN FOR A WAGE 2) The hirer exercises a degree of control over the worker 3) The terms of the agreement between them are not inconsistent with an employment relationship The wrongdoer is likely an independent

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    apathy‚ and incapacity; and lack of an audit trail. 8. Nearly every fraud involves the element of rationalization. Most perpetrators are first-time offenders who would not commit other types of crimes. Rationalizing helps minimize the perceived dishonesty of their acts. Common rationalizations include: 12. Fraud perpetrators use power

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